At Countryside, we believe strongly in the value of proactive health care for your pets. Dogs and cats age much quicker than people, so significant changes in your pet's health care can occur in a short time. By actively and routinely monitoring the health and wellness of your pet, early detection of diseases and conditions are possible. When treatment is implemented quickly, some illnesses can be entirely prevented. We would love to partner with you to help your pet live a longer, healthier life.
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Vaccinations are the most effective strategy to guard against common feline and canine diseases. The vaccines help prepare your pet's immune system to fight disease-causing organisms. Pet owners should keep in mind that not every pet needs every available vaccine. At Countryside, we recommend vaccinations based on the area you live in and your pet's risk for exposure to a disease. We have comprehensive puppy, kitten, and annual packages designed to meet your pet's specific needs.
Core Canine vaccines recommended by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA):
Other non-core vaccines that may be recommended for dogs depending on their lifestyle and risk of exposure include:
Core vaccines recommended by the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP):
Other non-core vaccines that may be recommended for cats depending on their lifestyle and risk of exposure include:
Core vaccines recommended by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA):
Core vaccines recommended by the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP):
Other non-core vaccines that may be recommended for dogs depending on their lifestyle and risk of exposure include:
Other non-core vaccines that may be recommended for cats depending on their lifestyle and risk of exposure include:
Why Does My Pet Need A Rabies Vaccine?
There is no treatment or cure for rabies. The rabies virus is 100% fatal and can affect humans! According to Georgia law, dogs and cats must get rabies vaccination when they are 12 weeks of age and continue every year after that. It only takes 1 exposure to a rabies carrier for your pet to become infected. Even if your pet doesn't go outside much, they are still at risk.
The following animals are the most common rabies carriers:
Vaccinations are the most effective strategy to guard against common feline and canine diseases. The vaccines help prepare your pet's immune system to fight disease-causing organisms. Pet owners should keep in mind that not every pet needs every available vaccine. At Countryside, we recommend vaccinations based on the area you live in and your pet's risk for exposure to a disease. We also have comprehensive puppy, kitten, and annual packages designed to meet your pet's specific needs.
Annual Wellness Care is all about peace of mind. We would love to partner with you in the ongoing care of your pet to make this possible.
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